Trends in organizing
Being organized means finding what you want, when you want it.
There is no right way, only what is right for you!
The organizing industry is booming. Membership in the Professional Organizers of Canada (POC) has grown from 62 members in conception of 2001 to over 600 members currently. Certification for Professional Organizers became available in 2008. Pauline Hoffman was certified in 2008 and Rebecca Shearer became certified in 2015. Education for Professional Organizing is available through POC and Institute for the Challenging Disorganized (ICD). It is one of the fastest growing professions.
A recent Canadian survey said "70% of Canadians interview said they were not very organized". "19% of Canadians felt stressed and could not relax at home because of clutter and disorganization."
Clutter Reality - Over the years, paperwork has been designated as the biggest organizational challenge in homes and businesses. The average executive loses six weeks per year searching for misplaced information from messy desks and files.
Mishandled paperwork directly affects everyone from executives, homeowners, students, parents and children.
Think about how much paperwork bombards your life - postal mail, email, voice mail, flyers, catalogues, magazines, newspapers, homework, junk mail, cards, receipts...
If your paperwork is disorganized you ultimately lose precious space and valuable time. Uncontrolled paperwork will smother you! Get help now to establish your clutter-free environment.
What is the trend in organizing right now?
Media has given a lot of focus to hoarders. However, what the general public does not realize is that Hoarding is a mental illness. Clutter and Collecting
is not. People who hoard could be dealing with depression, PTSD, an illness or a past death. Many things factor into hoarding.
This is exactly why the term at Just In Time Solutions is continuing their education to assist the members of the community who are disorganized because of mental or physical abilities, as well as learning abilities.
Where is the organizing industry heading in the next 5 years?
The need for organizing on both the residential and business fronts will continue to grow.
Clean, tidy and organized are not the same thing. A home can be tidy and disorganized, or dirty and organized. What each person thinks of as organized can really vary.
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